of thailand has said that all honors will be paid to see this this man from east on we know eastern province we know that he was a former c.e.o. diver he came back into service because of what's been going on because of this rescue operation the u.s. is imposing tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods in less than half an hour from the twenty five percent tax applies to products including cars machinery and electrical equipment china's expected to immediately retaliate the former leader of a doomsday cult that carried out against attack in japan in one nine hundred ninety five has been executed show. and six of his followers were hanged for releasing saddam and then took us metro system killing thirteen people britain's home secretary has called on russia to explain itself man and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england the couple fell ill close the city of souls brain syrian forces backed by russia pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they've bombarded rebel held areas around iraq with hundreds of air strikes the

the massacre, 292 crocodiles in total, happened here, indonesia's far—eastern province of west papua, local people broke in after a man was killed by a crocodile here last week. translation: i think what we did was right. it is better that this kind of animal is kept in places far away, in the nearby forest, for instance, so that it is safer for people and those who have livestock and farms. the crocodiles were a protected species. killing them is a crime, though no arrests have been made. to happier things, the victorious french football team has paraded the world cup in paris to the presidential palace. hundreds of thousands of fans turned out to greet their open—top bus. lucy williamson was there. beneath the memorial to france's military conquerors, came its newest heroes, bringing their trophy fresh from the fight. world champions turned national icons recording the moment on their mobile phones. this team has reflected back to its nation an image it can be proud of. young, triumphant, full of hope. notjust an emblem of national glory, but of all it means to be french. ifeel very

temperatures have reached 35 degrees celsius, with most of the deaths reported in the eastern provinceas been gored — and anotherfour injured — on the first day of the annual bull running festival in the northern city of pamplona. all five were taken to hospital for treatment. around 2000 people attend the run, where bulls charge runners through narrow cobbled streets. at least 50 people have been killed and nearly 50 others are missing after heavy rain caused landslides in japan. the torrential downpours have forced more than 1.5 million people to be evacuated from their homes in western and central areas of the country. joanna jolly reports. it's been decades since the central and western areas of japan have seen rainfall as intense as this. vast areas in the main island of honshu have been inundated with muddy water as rivers have burst their banks. many of those killed have fallen into and been swept away by the fast flowing floods. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and factories have been forced to halt production. this is a mountainous area and the authorities have warned aga

the massacre, 292 crocodiles in total, happened here, indonesia's far—eastern province of west papua, in after a man was killed by a crocodile here last week. translation: i think what we did was right. it is better that this kind of animal is kept in places far away, in the nearby forest, for instance, so that it is safer for people and those who have livestock and farms. the crocodiles were a protected species. killing them is a crime, though no arrests have been made. the world cup champions have returned home to a hero's welcome. the french squad arrived in paris on monday, where they were greeted by tens—of—thousands of supporters lining the famous champs—elysees. france beat croatia 11—2 in sunday's final, winning their first world cup since the country hosted the tournament in 1998. the bbc‘s lucy williamson has more. this is the road that turns world champions into national heroes. france's victory parade along the champs—elysees, a moment for the winners to bask in the adulation. this team has sent back an image france can be proud of. young, triumphant, full of hope. notjust

the massacre, 292 crocodiles in total, happened here, indonesia's far—eastern province of west papua, people broke in after a man was killed by a crocodile here last week. translation: i think what we did was right. it's better that this kind of animal is kept in places far away, in the nearby forest, for instance, so that it is safer for people and those who have livestock and farms. the crocodiles were a protected species. killing them is a crime, though no arrests have been made. andrew plant, bbc news. now, it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello. i'm marc edwards and this is your tuesday sport briefing. lots of good stuff to look forward to. a french parade complete with flying jets in paris, we hearfrom cristiano ronaldo following his bumper move to juventus, and we'll dip into the tour de france after their rest day. it's winner takes all later at headingley as england face off against india in their third and final one—day international, with the series level at one a piece. india claimed the first match at trent bridge by eight wickets before a lackl

villages and sweeping away homes the billion dollar down was under construction in a remote south eastern province a south korean firm involved in the project has sent teams to help with the rescue when he has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. well it seems that many people are still missing following the partial collapse of this dam in southeastern laos on monday night but getting accurate figures out of the lao government is still very difficult getting access to the area for international media or for independent organizations is severely restricted by the lao government what we're hearing though from one of the companies involved in the construction of this dam remembering that construction had not been completed at the time of the collapse one of the companies involved is a south korean company called engineering and construction it is saying that it first noticed cracks in one of the auxiliary or saddle dams on sunday night so that is about twenty four hours before the collapse occurred it says that it tried to repair the cracks but some of the roads leading to the site had already

the last august in two thousand and seventeen there were two back to back drone strikes in the eastern province of law at it and in the western province of here art and the un did a really good analysis of that like they went to the geo and figured out what went on and they found that every single victim of dad both of those strikes were civilians women children and at civilian men since the britain started bombing your gun dream twenty zero three we now have the numbers of civilians killed reaching a record high for the first half of twenty eighteen i think that those figures for the past decade because many more were killed obviously in two thousand and three what why is it a record high this year. i mean we have to remember that these get these numbers include not just you know airstrikes not just. casualties inflicted by the government but also casualties inflicted by the armed opposition and the reason it's much bigger is that the attacks have gotten much bolder much more common much more frequent and they're purposely targeting big cities i mean in the last month the city of jalalabad whi

king of thailand has said that all honors will be paid to do this this man from the sun we know eastern province we know that he was a former c.e.o. diver he came back into service because of what's been going on because of this rescue operation dozens of chinese tourists have been missing after their boat overturned of thailand southern coast are believed to be trapped in the sunken vessel that's according to the governor of new cat he says forty eight people were rescued before weather conditions forced the search to be suspended the tiles thorazine say they'll send divers to search for the fifty six people who are still unaccounted for the former leader of a doomsday cult that carried out against attack in japan in one thousand nine hundred five has been executed show us a horror and six of his followers were hanged for releasing saturn in tokyo as metro system killing thirteen people. britain's home secretary has called on russia to explain itself and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in the south of england the couple fell ill close to the city of seoul. the u.s. president has a

of thailand has said that all honors will be paid to see this this man from the sun we know eastern province we know that he was a former c.e.o. diver he came back into service because of what's been going on because of this rescue operation dozens of chinese tourists have been missing since their boat overturned off thailand's puke at island are believed to be trapped in the sunken vessel that's according to the government of two cats forty eight people were rescued off the accident on thursday. the former leader of a doomsday cult who carried out a gas attack in japan in one thousand nine hundred five has been executed shall call us a hata and six of his followers were hanged for releasing saharan into the tokyo metro system thirteen people were killed the u.k.'s home secretary has called on russia to explain itself after a man and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england the couple fell ill close to salzburg you were a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with the same substance syrian forces backed by russia pressing on with their offensive to captur

attacked in a province last way that you would think that might get the syrian army with the help of the residents of this region were able to regain full control of the villages in the north eastern part of the province where i still terrorists had taken hold. genocide as amen haasan are sitting on the rooftop of their house in the northeastern part of the province through gun sights of their rifles they are watching how do i still terrorist move around this and other villages nearby had been liberated from i saw the atmosphere was tense at local troops and civilians came to protect the place from possible new i saw attacks and the out of my league out of all of them with. the eastern side near that house they were on twenty eisel militants near the school twenty more and they came down to the village square we liquidated as many as we could then they came to the east of the village and starts to kill the hostages around sixty of our people were killed by terrorists and to the houses and set them on fire so i didn't want. to reduce hearing air forces supporting the ground troops pushed to terrorists to retreat to or it's a mountain and after that if they continue with the airstri

villages and sweeping away homes the billion dollar dam was under construction in a remote south eastern province a south korean firm involved in the project to send teams at the home a possible from bangkok in neighboring thailand. the government releasing information slowly through their official state news agency the latest that they're saying is that nineteen at least nineteen people have been killed by this disaster and around one hundred believed to be still missing and they're saying that thousands are waiting to be rescued still there are people still sitting on rooftops clinging to trees surrounding surrounded by this muddy water that cascaded downstream from this burst dam on sunday night and went some five kilometers downstream also again highlighting the fact that this is a difficult place to get to laos in general at the best of times difficult place for international media for rights groups to get to get access to that may come to fruition again in this case we're hearing that h.i.i. group of search and rescue personnel is trying to get in at the moment they are on the tile our bord

elsewhere in afghanistan sunday, gunmen stormed a mosque in eastern nangarhar province, opening fire and killing four worshippers during evening prayers. in northwestern pakistan, a susuicide bomber strtruck a cony carrying a candidate in pakistan's general election, killing him and his driver and wounding three other people. the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed ikramullah gandapur, a member of the pakistan justice movement, the party headed by former cricket star-turned-frontrunner imran khany. the bombing came on the eve of wednesday's general election, and amid increasing violence aimed at derailing the vote. earlier this month, a massive suicide bombing at an election campaign gathering in the southwestern province of balochistan killed 151 people and injured another 200. back in the united states. the fbi has obtained a recording in which donald trump discussed how to suppress the story of karen mcdougal, a former playboy model who alleges she had a year-long extramarital affair with trump in 2006. in the tape, made before the 2016 election,

province of last weighed out. the market this year in our move with the help of the residents of this region were able to regain full control of the villages in the north eastern part of last week the province where i saw the tears had taken hold. just as amen haasan are sitting on the rooftop of their house in the northeastern part of the province through gun sights of their rifles they're watching how do i still terrorist move around this and other villages nearby had been liberated from i saw that the atmosphere was tense and local troops and civilians came to protect the place from possible new attacks. and they are violet get over four of them with their upstairs on the eastern side near that house they were on twenty eisel militants near the school twenty more they came down to the village square we liquidated as many as we could then they came to the east neji of the village and starts to kill the hostages around sixty of our people were killed the terrorists into the houses and set them on fire. to deal with the syrian air forces supporting the ground troops push to terrorist to retreat to or it's a mountain and after that if they continue with the air

up arms we need to stop them before they come here what we miss is attack an inert eastern part of us wait a province coincided with this series of suicide bombings in the lead security measures cabinet increased the search for potential terrorist still in progress civilian life is far from back to normal openings the city remains on edge due to fears that there are many still be terrorist bombers hiding in the area but no one from sweden marketplace square brioni r.t. . the computer game shop in berlin has been branded a purveyor of nazi toys the controversy concerns a range of toy tanks replicas of world war two even back to combat vehicles the tangs were marketed as merchandise as they also feature in a computer gang they have been removed from site. i. do not see the term is used to make a sensation. we did me reach out to the makers of the toys they told us no offense was meant adding that the tanks were simply part of a larger historical replica range could be toys also reject the claim that nazi symbols were displayed on its products. so that brings you up to date that's how things are looking

we've got sixty five people taken hostage inside this midwife training seem to in eastern jalalabad the capital of province have just heard from the ministry of public health spokesman there is sixty five people students teaches midwives he believes about thirty five midwives in that group this attack began about two and a half hours ago luckily intelligence services did get news that we did hear that this attack may take place and were able to get the sixty five people into safe rooms inside the compound the attack began with multiple explosions in there was gunfire and we have special forces afghan special forces on the scene but this is attack is ongoing so they are trying to secure the area and get to the sixty five people in the safe firms and this is. in the way that it's been carried out is very similar to one of two other attacks that been in afghanistan of late. at this being multiple attacks in jalalabad in particular has been three attacks this month alone the last one on july the eleventh was on the department of education building and living people died in that and it was a very similar type o

eastern afghanistan. it's a very tenuous position province on the border with pakistan. as in the islamic states aligned groups fight with the taliban fight with the governments and international military forces it's a province where the mother of all bombs was dropped last year a province where just a few months ago our colleagues at save the children in eastern afghanistan were unfortunately attacks it's really a unsafe situation right now we also say that in our own studies and research which rates released earlier in this year and generally pointed out of those hundreds and thousands of people that come back in two thousand and sixteen many of them had been forced to flee again or leave their homes because of insecurity or because they hadn't found a basic services available to them and so really there's not a solution here just yet we really hope that the government of pakistan remains patients and that the incest community can support refugee staying in pakistan who have been very on the whole generous host over for decades. hosting of sting afghan refugees but now

broker amnesty and reconciliation deals in the areas under liberation such as eastern east and africa and now the southern provinces to guarantee cease fire to guarantee. forward into reintegration of those armed factions back into syrian society so i don't think there is any question the russian involvement in humanitarian aid inside syria it's consistently been very successful however what we've seen over the us version of humanitarian aid has of course been demonstrated by the operation in the lab which led to the deaths of civilians the starvation of seven ends and the continuing deaths of civilians with the with the issues with mines that were left behind by isis when they fled the area. conflict saying. agendas inside syria. yet it's difficult to see syria or sorry russia and the united states working career he said late on humanitarian projects inside syria but that's the billy independent investigative journalist thank you so much for your time that's a nice wrap up for this hour thanks for joining us. people criticize us or they question us on the want to know why we're not more book for nickel of russia a

the opposition groups there to give up their weapons and so it is that part of the eastern part of dara while the province along the jordanian border is essentially calm now apart from this one small area because there's a cease fire holding on the rebels have surrendered their weaponry it will need the russians to make sure that there are no reprisal attacks there that needs the russians to make sure that it stays calm the jordanians as i say making will want to keep an eye on the russians to make sure they do that bernard thank you. still to come here on al-jazeera we'll meet four generations of one family who say they faced injustice for decades. standing firm with his asian allies america's top diplomat shrugs off north korean accusations that he is behaving like a gangster. the in with. hello there rain is still plaguing parts of japan recently it's been incredibly wet in fact the heavy rain has been with us for over a week now and it's cause major problems these pictures from hiroshima showing the flooding that we've had there and what's left after the floods have cleared now just in the past few ho

eastern afghanistan. it's a very tenuous position province on the border with pakistan. as seen in the islamic states aligned groups fight with the taliban fight with the governments and international military forces it's a province where the mother of all bombs was dropped last year a province where just a few months ago our colleagues at save the children in eastern afghanistan were unfortunately attacks it's really a unsafe situation right now we also say that in our own studies and research which rates released earlier in this year and generally pointed out of those hundreds and thousands of people that come back in two thousand and sixteen many of them had been forced to flee again or leave their homes because of insecurity or because they haven't found a basic services available to them really there's not a solution here just yet we really hope that the government of pakistan remains patients and that the incest community can support refugee staying in pakistan who have been very on the whole generous host over for decades. hosting sting afghan refugees but now rea

eastern afghanistan. it's a very tenuous position province on the border with pakistan. as in the islamic states aligned groups fight with the taliban fight with the governments and international military forces it's a province where the mother of all bombs was dropped last year a province where just a few months ago our colleagues at save the children in eastern afghanistan where unfortunately attacks it's really a unsafe situation right now we also say that in our own studies and research which rates released earlier in this year and generally pointed out of those hundreds and thousands of people that come back in two thousand and sixteen many of them had been forced to flee again or leave their homes because of insecurity or because they haven't found a basic services available to them and so really there's not a solution here just yet we really hope that the government of pakistan remains patients and that the incest community can support refugee staying in pakistan who have been very on the whole generous host over for decades. hosting of sting afghan refugees but n

taliban has conducted coordinated attacks in the eastern city of jalalabad in afghanistan officials said gunmen attacked shops and government offices in province at least three explosions have been heard meanwhile a roadside bomb has killed at least eleven people on a bus in far province in the west. u.s. president all trump are surprised everyone by saying he's willing to meet iran's president has an rouhani at any time and without preconditions the two men have been locked in a war of words with drew the u.s. from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal the u.s. secretary of state says he's on board with a meeting with the iranian president but listed requirements before it could go ahead. president wants to meet with folks to solve problems of the iranians demonstrate a commitment to make fundamental changes in how they treat their own people reduce their malign behavior can agree that it's worthwhile to enter a nuclear agreement that actually prevents proliferation and the president said he's prepared to sit down and have a conversation with them at least eleven people have been killed when a van exploded at a checkpoint in limit hand ci

led coalition airstrikes in eastern syria the coalition admits carrying out the raids in their us all province saying they were targeting eisel fighters will manage to save the strikes hit an ice factory being used as a shelter by dozens of families in the region. well as the top stories much more coming out for in about twenty five minutes time i will have a full blessin of news for you so do join me then bye for now. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and a threat somebody who controls ten thousand dollars at home falling under thousand voices and they distort the debate in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed their odds no precedents people and out investigates disinclination and democracy part to al-jazeera. in one nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions

you look at eastern ukraine, the so-called breakaway province has come a violation of international lawnot only for gas, but for the europeans as well. these are very, very serious issues and issues that we have some serious sanctions tied to, by the way. i mentioned the 460 sanctions we have against individual entities. at the sanctions are not going to all of a sudden disappear until there is movement in terms of settling out some of these ongoing issues. >> chris: you say another thing the u.s. needs to do at the summit and just generally is to hold russia accountable for its meddling in the 2016 election. as you well know, the justice department announced a new indictment on friday of 12 russian military officers for hacking into democratic computers, stealing information and then releasing it to the american public in the hopes of disrupting thehave any doubt the gr you, russian military intelligence, conducted these operations? >> ambassador huntsman: you are asking me personally? having access to information that may be other people don't have access to. those who have followed t

officers have been killed in a taliban attack in eastern afghanistan ten other people were wounded when the armed group stormed a village in the province police say they killed seventeen of the attackers and further north the taliban killed eleven police at the checkpoint in conduce province a weather update next here on al-jazeera then. russia comes under fire for a military exercise that all media. from the mountains of utah the u.s. green party sets its sights on changing attitudes and politics. hello and welcome back look at weather conditions across southeastern parts of asia it's a north that reacher most seen some really active weather the moment manila again looking very wet there when she comes south looking fine across much of borneo down towards java in the forecast suggests to some extent that's how it's going to stay there will be some showers around borneo but weather conditions gerri not looking too bad java should be fine i stay in jakarta up through them in a pinch low we have very few showers really for singapore kuala lumpur is once you get into thailand proper then you start to see really heavy rain here and across

officers have been killed in a taliban attack in eastern afghanistan ten other people were wounded when the armed group stormed a village in a province police say they killed seventeen of the attackers and further north the taliban.

option on the table which will involve leaving being bussed to the northwestern province of idlib like what we saw in eastern and in aleppo that option is not on the table and some people are telling us how do you expect this to stay and reconcile with the state we're wanted for opposition activities we could be arrested we could be killed so difficult negotiations ahead and like you mentioned the jordanian foreign minister heading to moscow for talks with his russian counterpart tomorrow not really underscores russian's influence in this battle doesn't you know. well definitely the russian military they hold sway on the ground they are the ones who are negotiating with the rebel factions on behalf of the syrian government of course those talks are being facilitated by the jordanians but at the end of the day the russian military they don't have enough men on the ground to actually patrol all these areas you ask anyone in the opposition and they'll tell you ok we prefer the russian military to take over our territory instead of the syrian government or instead of the iranian. we trust them more but we do not

eastern region. so from the east, a significant rule in the province, and the 12th districts, we walked. so far and located to the society by them. >> can you talk? >> sure. i would like to talk about one thought on afghanistan. thank you for being here today. what has impressed me in the engagement with the afghan national program and the government. i was there in december. the commitment that they have and also their shared view of my comments earlier, that every child regardless of where they are, should have access to polio vaccine. the afghan government shows remarkable thoughts about this. if you can imagine, the country has these antigovernment elements taking up a lot of the geography, that they are trying to deal with on a security front. they have taken the view and the commitment to polio eradication. they understand those children, by nature in being in those places, should not be held accountable for the geopolitical issues going on. they should have access. that's an important and incredible thing that makes the program possible in afghanistan. so, to chad, i completely ag

taliban coordinating several attacks in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad and officials saying gunman targeted shops and government offices in one go ha province at least three explosions were heard earlier a roadside bomb killed at least eleven people on a bus in far province in the west thirty one people were injured we'll bring you more as soon as we get it. it's been another shift in tone and rhetoric from the u.s. president this time on iran don trump now says he's willing to meet iran's president has and ronny at any time without preconditions the two men have been locked in an escalating war of words and strength withdrew the u.s. from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal alan fisher has the story. the u.s. president's surprise offer came during a news conference at the white house with italy's prime minister no preconditions no they want to meet only any time they want. any time they want the u.s. piloted the deal is signed with iran and its international partners when president trump announced in may the u.s. was pulling out even though there was no indication iran was in breach this was a horrible one sided deal that should have

targeting a number of rebel held town in the province dozens of air strikes reported by activists targeting the towns of in the western countries and in the eastern countryside as government troops try to make their way towards the border to recapture the border crossing with jordan a little advances on the ground but like we mentioned airstrikes military offensive resuming and putting trying to put more pressure on the rebels to accept terms that are being presented by the rest. military on behalf of the syrian government to end the fighting opposition negotiators saying that we can't accept those terms they are humiliating what they're asking us to surrender without any guarantees they're asking us to lay down their arms allow this to enter our towns and villages and we don't have any guarantees that there will be reprisal attacks retribution we're calling for a third party. to monitor the cease fire on the ground and what the opposition is also asking for is for syrian government forces not to enter these rebel held town and for them in one way or another to govern themselves this is unlikely to be accepted by damascus which wants to regain so

now to eastern afghanistan where at least ten people have been killed after gunmen stormed a government office in jalalabad that's the capital of nangarhar province a gun battle between afghan security forces who arrived at the education department is now over both eisel and the taliban are active in this area so far no one has claimed responsibility. china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism as it warned it would retaliate against any further u.s. tariffs on wednesday washington and else a possible ten percent charge on another two hundred billion dollars worth of goods from china beijing cooled to move sceptical and warned it will be forced to impose countermeasures if the u.s. goes ahead with the terrorists adrian brown has more from beijing. well more angry words from china's commerce ministry on wednesday a spokesman saying that the latest u.s. action was unacceptable and that china was shocked saying that the united states was accelerating and escalating the trade dispute with china he warned that china would take countermeasures but didn't specify what those would be but it's got many firms u.s. firms h

are so only forty percent of that province remains under rebel control and like i mentioned there's an escalation especially in the western country side in the eastern countryside so the situation does not look good for them it's not clear what they're betting on when they actually say we're pulling out of negotiations and only you mentioned there the continued suffering of people there what do we know at this point about efforts about the humanitarian efforts there. well yes the united nations says one hundred sixty thousand people have been uprooted from their homes operation as began on june nineteenth but more people are on the move so that number is expected to grow we just saw video from people in trucks in their cars with whatever belongings they have heading towards the border areas the border areas in the or jordan and near the occupied golan heights because they believe that they are safe in those areas that airstrikes will not target those areas because there's really close to the border there receiving some aid the united nations has reached a few thousand people jordan is sending aid to syria they're not allowing refugees to cross into

ground particularly in the eastern countryside of the government tries to take more ground since this operation began the government now controls sixty percent of the province before the operation began it controlled thirty percent. in beirut thanks very much. now. in the wall is a retired jordanian air force general and military analyst he joins us live now from london to talk more about this thanks very much for being with us so first of all your your reaction to the syrian opposition group walking out of the talks with russia surprised. oh not really surprised. the thing is c.d.'s lost fragment and the opposition breached the military limit i could say but we i think the withdrawal from the talks because. they feel they didn't have any political. and the russian asked them to surrender completely. what's the alternative. to carry on attacks the russian and the syrian regime would carry on the attack to get the whole province back as you mentioned has them so the only thing. is it's better to reach a settlement with the russians rather than save a lot of life really but i think the russian and the syrian as i said they will keep on attacking and they will

so in the eastern region, we had the ban on polio, at that time between 2016 and 2015. we started with four provinces in nangahar. it -- sorry, for its districts in nangahar. we mobilized the red crescent society after the cooperative agreement was signed between the federation and cdc. we also had to sign an agreement with the national society which is the afghan red crescent society. the afghan red crescent society entered into an mou with the ministry of public health in afghanistan. so we need to take into consideration the local actors, who should lead these areas. we need to plan with local actors to have significant success in these areas. when we started the project, we had dialogue with the local actors. by this, i refer to the anti-government elements in these areas and there are different groups of anti-government -- there are splinter groups. we discuss with the taliban. we have the daesh controlling some areas. the taliban was more receptive to our discussion, and we're able to hold several community dialogues with the anti-government elements, negotiate for access. the seven principles

eastern syria the u.s. led coalition admits it or it's part of forces carried out the raids and all those who are province saying they were targeted targeting eisel fighters monitoring groups say the strikes hit an ice factory which is being used as a shelter by dozens of families the u.s. coalition says it's investigating the civilian deaths senior envoy to these supremely says that iran has no intention of leaving syria regardless of u.s. and israeli pressure the statement from. the came in the wake of his meeting in moscow with russian president vladimir putin but the u.s. and israel want to run to pull out of syria or russia has warned it would be unrealistic to expect iran to fully withdraw from the country. nigerian officials say the bodies of several victims are yet to be recovered from areas recently attacked by gunman so far forty people have been buried in northwestern nigeria after the attacks on four villages i would address reports now from the nearby village of. thousands of people are displaced year and more still coming days after gunmen invaded their villages it was a deuce mine was in the bushe

province. hello and welcome back across europe we've got unsettled weather conditions across some eastern areas down through the baltic states through into parts of russia it is looking very uncertain a few days and cold air really sinking quite a way south the more central areas of quiet and western there is a still looking very warm indeed temperatures across parts of france into the mid or even upper thirty's celsius ukase not looking too bad there twenty eight commit a little bit as we head through into monday but you notice that circulation that low pressure centers still very close to poland stage.

eastern afghanistan. ten others were injured when three attackers were themselves up at an education department office in jalalabad the capital of the provincea gunfight with security forces last in several hours no group is claiming responsibility but both eisel and the taliban have carried out raids there. so i was in thailand you helped to bring twelve school boys and their football coach to safety from a flooded cave have called the rescue a miracle the boys will stay in hospital for at least a week but on the road to recovery from chang ryan step fashion reports. they're looking surprisingly healthy considering the ordeal the rescued boys are being isolated from their parents to reduce the risk of infection in hospital. john gave his son a big thumbs up when he saw him he was one of the first to stop looking for his son who when he disappeared almost three weeks ago. i didn't feel confident that my boy can do this even though he knows how to swim but i'm not sure if he's a good swimmer he only got basic swimming lessons at school but i'm very happy and proud he came out safely he can't wait to hold his son but understands it might take

eastern part of the country the u.s. led coalition admits it or it's part of forces carried out the raids in their eyes or province saying they were targeting i still fight as well wanted to say the strikes hit an ice factory that dozens of families were using as a shelter close to the iraqi border the u.s. coalition says it's investigating the civilian death. eritrea will reopen its embassy in ethiopia's capital on sunday in the latest sign of improving relations between the two countries the embassy has been closed since one thousand nine hundred eight over a border dispute but will open in time for a three day visit by the eritrean president isaiah staff working for the first time in twenty years ethiopian airlines will resume daily passenger flights to eritrea as capital s. lar on tuesday a reconciliation could transform the economies politics and security of the horn of africa region elsewhere cameron's president has ordered an investigation after a video emerged that appears to show government forces killing two women and two children they were reportedly accused of being members of the armed group. and then were s

eastern afghanistan has killed at least ten people. three of the attackers blew themselves up at education department offices in jalalabad the capital of nanga hard province afghan social forces arrived to confront the attackers before the battle ended no group is claiming responsibility but both eisel and the taliban have carried out raids in the past where. russia says it will expel greek diplomats in response to athens decision to do the same greek media is reporting the decision to expel russian diplomats came after suspicions of moscow's involvement in undermining an agreement with neighboring macedonia the government in athens has so far not confirmed those ripples but says it won't tolerate any behavior that violates international law the greek prime minister alexis tsipras is known to have close ties with the kremlin. a five year long multiple murder trial in germany has ended with a life sentence for the last remaining member of a neo nazi group beata shop was found guilty of ten murders and bomb attacks targeting turkish immigrants eight were killed along with a greek and a german policewoman during a seven year campaign the forty three year old

eastern syria the u.s. led coalition mits that it or its partners forces carried out the raids and province saying they were targeting eisel fighters monitoring groups say the strikes hit an ice factory which dozens of families were using as a shelter close to the iraqi border the u.s. coalition says it's investigating the civilian deaths a senior and voice of the supreme leader says iran has no intention of leaving syria regardless of u.s. and israeli pressure the statement from. came in the wake of his meeting in moscow with the russian president vladimir putin both the u.s. and israel want iran to pull out of syria while russia has warned it would be unrealistic to expect iran to fully withdraw from the country or a challenge has more from moscow. well the advisor to iran supremes leader a man called ali akbar velayati it has been in moscow for two days now he met with putin on thursday and he's speaking at a forum in moscow today he had some fairly trenchant comments regarding iran's longtime adverse or ease israel and the united states to regarding israel and iran's presence in syria he had this to say

eastern syria the u.s. led coalition admits it carried out the raids in two hours or province saying it was targeting fighters or monitors say the strikes hit an ice factory that dozens of families were using as a shelter close to the iraqi border because coalition says it is investigating the civilian deaths eritrea will reopen its embassy and ethiopia's capital on sunday and the latest sign of improving relations between the two countries then to see had been closed since one thousand nine hundred. but will open in time for a three day visit by the eritrean president. for the first time in twenty years. resume daily passenger flights to eritrea's capital on tuesday the reconciliation could transform the economy politics and security of the horn of africa region. secretary secure. the council that is partly has nearly passed a resolution to impose an arms and walker on south sudan and extend sanctions to include a current and former government official the proposal was put forward by the u.s. in hopes of halting nearly five years of war or just kill thousands some countries including russia and china abstain

eastern city of jalalabad. the police chief says the attack a target at the sikhs and hindus as they travel to the governor's compound. a saudi led coalition has launched nine ass strikes and shelled several provincesin yemen in the past twenty four hours according to the who's the rebels news agency fighter jets launched four asked strikes in the northern province of saddam and i'm going to local ski coalition partner saying he sees no alternative to turning back some migrants at germany's border bringing him into direct conflict with the chancellor interior minister horsy office says talks with luck on saturday had no effect hoping a deal secured in brussels would appease her bavarian allies who won't touch a tougher immigration policy and i want east is next stay with us. traditions run deep in the villages of northern pakistan for women especially it's a life of tight control. punishment is harsh if women bring shame upon their families.

eastern afghanistan. ten others were injured when three attackers brew themselves up at the education department offices in jalalabad the capital of our province the gunfight with security forces lasted several hours no group is claiming responsibility but both arsenal and the taliban have carried out attacks there in the past. libya's national oil corporation says it's reopening key oil terminals for enclosures due to fighting between rival groups the tripoli basin n.o.c. so the country's oil production was dramatically hit by the fighting forces led by the warlord holly for have to shut down the ports of rest the newfie and as she did last month after then came to an agreement to hand over control to the internationally recognized government following pressure from the u.s. france u.k. and other regional powers. more anti-government protests are planned in haiti as pressure grows on president assad and movies to step down their pinafore days of unrest over the government's plan to raise fuel prices in the impoverished nation stores have been looted and protesters have set up. fiery barricades in the streets several people who have been kille

a gun battle in the eastern city of jalalabad is still going on as we go to where it started there a few hours ago followed an earlier attack on a bus in far province where eight people died back to that attack in jalalabad targeted shops and government offices there's now a battle ongoing between afghan security forces and the government at least three explosions have been heard. charlotte is live for us in kabul sort of bring us up to speed with this battle. sporadic gunfire is still being heard at this government apartment for refugees in jalalabad you know the afghan special forces are there and engaged in a bear so with these attackers we do understand now that the numbers of wounded have increased the head of the main hospital in jalalabad has just released that they are treating team people eight lightly wounded two critically this all started around eleven am local time with three large explosions outside government department of refugees in the i was there to follow it there have been a heavy gun battle in that has decreased to more sporadic fire it's in a very sensitive area in jalalabad it's next door to the hospital where these people a

eastern city of jalalabad. just a few hours ago and followed an early attack on a boss in far a province in the west where eight people died in the jalalabad attack shops and government offices have been targeted. between afghan security forces and the gunman at least three explosions have been heard child about us as live for us in kabul this gun battle appears to still be raging. what more do we know. sporadic gunfire is being heard and they sin city of jalalabad between afghan and special forces and an unknown number of attackers we do understand eight people have been wounded that's just coming out from the negev provincial government spokesperson eight people wounded but he doesn't believe that they were hurt by gunfire or explosions but rather in the if it's to seek safety this will start around ten am local time about four always ago three explosions were heard then gunfire and then the always that have passed the battle is right between the f.b.i. and special forces and these attack is we do understand the government directorate for refugees building quite a very an external to you in compounds the othe